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Understanding the SETUP Program

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# $ K + Understanding the SETUP Program The built-in SETUP program is accessed by pressing F2] during the PC's power-on-self-test. For more information about SETUP items press [F1] for context-sensitive online help (in English only). The SETUP items displayed on your screen may differ from those shown below. SETUP Item: Date Time User Preferences Processor Computer Speed Memory Size Memory Cache Power Management Hard Disk Drives SCSI Flexible Disk Drives What you can do: Set date and time Set a Password to prevent unauthorized access to your PC Set the: Keyclick Volume, Character Repeat Speed, Autorepeat Delay, Numlock On/Off at power up. View the type of processor in your PC View the speed of the processor View the memory size of: • Base Memory on system board • Reserved Memory • Extended Memory • Total Memory Switch Cache Memory Off/On Enable/Disable 'Standby' mode Enable/Disable 'Sleep At' mode Configure the hard disk drives Define if the hard disk controller is integrated on the system board or on an accessory board View the SCSI BIOS ROM address for an HP SCSI Accessory Board Disable/Enable shadowing of the SCSI BIOS Configure the flexible disk drives Choose which flexible disk drive to boot the system from Define if the flexible disk controller is integrated on the system board or on an accessory board # UnderstandingtheSETUPProgram.63 $ Understanding the SETUP Program K Understanding the SETUP Program + SECTION4:0100 HP Vectra VL5 PC User's Guide - Part 2Error! No text of specified style in document. • 67

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HP Vectra VL5 PC User's Guide - Part 2
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Understanding the SETUP Program
The built-in SETUP program is accessed by pressing
F2]
during the PC's power-on-self-test.
For more information about SETUP items press
[F1]
for context-sensitive online help (in
English only).
The SETUP items displayed on your screen may differ from those shown below.
SETUP Item:
What you can do:
Date
Time
Set date and time
User Preferences
Set a Password to prevent unauthorized access to your PC
Set the: Keyclick Volume, Character Repeat Speed,
Autorepeat Delay, Numlock On/Off at power up.
Processor
View the type of processor in your PC
Computer Speed
View the speed of the processor
Memory Size
View the memory size of:
•
Base Memory on system board
•
Reserved Memory
•
Extended Memory
•
Total Memory
Memory Cache
Switch Cache Memory Off/On
Power Management
Enable/Disable 'Standby' mode
Enable/Disable 'Sleep At' mode
Hard Disk Drives
Configure the hard disk drives
Define if the hard disk controller is integrated on the system
board or on an accessory board
SCSI
View the SCSI BIOS ROM address for an HP SCSI Accessory
Board
Disable/Enable shadowing of the SCSI BIOS
Flexible Disk Drives
Configure the flexible disk drives
Choose which flexible disk drive to boot the system from
Define if the flexible disk controller is integrated on the system
board or on an accessory board
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